Flirting With My Ex-husband novel Chapter 504

The voice amplified by the microphone was rather loud. Walking along, Scarlett heard someone inside congratulating Jane on her marriage in advance.

The instant Scarlett reached the doorway when she spotted Jane standing on a raised platform with a microphone in her hand. "Guys, please make yourselves at home and eat and drink to your hearts’ content."

Oh, so it was Jane's treat.

Scarlett lifted her brows slightly. The one on the platform spotted her. "Everybody, please move your eyes in the direction of the door. Look who's just arrived!" Jane had scarcely finished speaking when dozens of pairs of eyes flashed at Scarlett.

Many people gasped at the sight of Scarlett. "Who's that beautiful woman?"

It had been five years since their graduation, and Scarlett had hardly participated in any group activities with her classmates when in college, so it was unsurprising that some of her classmates failed to recognize her.

Scarlett had been deemed the prettiest girl in Juanton University, but Jane had been regarded as the prettiest girl in the class.

In fact, anybody with eyes could tell which one of the two was prettier, and that was why Jane had been nursing a grudge for so many years.

But Scarlett had been so famous in

Juanton University back then that soon someone recognized her. "My goodness!

That’s Scarlett Reed!"

The crowd was filled with astonishment when Jane walked over to Scarlett. "I thought you wouldn't come."

Looking at her, Scarlett smiled thinly, "You personally shoved the invitation into my hand."

As if not having detected the note of sarcasm in Scarlett's words, Jane raised her brows. "Oh, by the way, my husband has a dinner engagement tonight, but he'll be here in a few moments. I'll introduce him to you when he comes."

Scarlett was uninterested in making Jane's husband’s acquaintance. She had come here for the matter of Linley.

"I'm not interested in any other woman's husband."

Jane chuckled, "But he's your old classmate as well, Scarlett." "Oh."